The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • 25

'V THI INDIANAPOLIS NIWS WESTSIDE'S LEADING SUPER MARKET DEATHS AND FUNERALS Otto Mueller Was Engineer, Architect OPEN MONDAY Him SATURDAY YtcmtuY 6450XWEST A.M. 10 WIDE SUNDAY ministration Republican Governor Harry Leslie, he became architect for Indiana to A A A 9 6 su. Rites were held today at Florence, Ala, for Otto N. Mueller, former Indianapolis engineer and architect who supervised moving of the old Indiana Bell Telephone Co. building.

A native of Indianapolis, he died yesterday in his Lawrence (Al home. mm I si SI Burial will be yr Friday at Birm-Ingham, Ala. He THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY NOV. 19th supervise state building activities. In 1930, while employed with the former Indianapolis architectural firm of Vonnegut, Bohn Mueller, he engineered the moving of the 8-story Bell Telephone building.

It was an engineering feat that attracted world-wide attention. Without interrupting service, the structure was moved back 52 feet from Meridian and turned 90 degrees to face New York to make way for the present telephone headquarters. The moving operation took II us; I was is. Mueller was graduated i 0 from Purdue University with degrees in me-1 chanicalandl I i 11 engineer- -XL, ing. In 1929, under the ad- bdoui two months.

l- 1 i 1 I Mr. Mueller was emnloved as engineering consultant bv Indiana Bell for several years. Me moved to Alabama 22 SIX. lJ 'V 4 us years ago. Survivors include the Lenore; a sister, Miss Johanna Mueiier or Indianapolis, two daughters and five grandchil STARK and WETZEL SMOKED 1 dren.

STARK WETZEL James V. Hanna James V. Hanna 54. 428 GRADE PEEK-A-BOO PACK SLICED keystone, will be buried in Washington Park Cemetery to morrow rollowine 2 o.m. serv ices in J.

C. Wilson Chanel of me t.nimes. Mr. Hanna. who died Tues nL-JUVLJ day in St.

Francis Hospital, Earl C. Lippard Rites Tomorrow Services for Earl C. Lippard, Clermont building contractor, will be tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the Clermont Christian Church, with burial in Clermont Cemetery. Age 72, Mr.

Lippard died yesterday at St Vincent's Hospital. Surviving are the widow, Lela; three daughters, Mrs. William Berry and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Clermont, and Mrs. Gene Roberts, Speedway; two sons, Earl and Todd, both of Brownsburg; two brothers, Walter and Clyde Lippard, and a sister, Mrs.

Clyde Dobyns, all of Clermont. Robert S. Settle Services for Robert Samuel Settle, 60, Acton, will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the J. C.

Wilson Southport Funeral Home. Burial will be in Acton Cemetery. A lifelong resident of Marion County, he was an electrician at the Marion County Courthouse. He died Monday at his home. He is survived by the widow, Marie; a son, Pfc.

Ted Settle with the Army in Goep- owned the English Inn tavern, 2402 English. He is survived bv the wid IC, ow, Ruth J. Hanna; a son, Lloyd E. Hanna; a stepson, Rex L. Phillips; a stepdaugh LD.

2 ter, Mrs. Clarence H. Causev: three sisters, Virginia Welsh, Ruth McCord and Mae Wicks, all of Indianapolis; two brothers. Walter Hanna. Wftittier.

and John Hanna, Indian apolis, and eight grandchil (VsJl SHANK PORTION CENTER SLICES SKiMlESS WIEBERS a 4SC )) SAMSA6E umE sizzleiis S9 MARIO'S dren. Ray Mullikin Ray Mullikin, 74, a Naval Avionics Facility employee since 1942; died today in Com munity Hospital. pingen, Germany, one broth A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, he lived at 1324 er and one grandchild. Cleo C. Sherrow Olney.

He is survived by the widow, Ethel, and three nieces Services will be held Sat Cleo Clinton Sherrow, .57, REFRIGERATOR JAR ONLY 2815 W. Benta an em urday at 1:30 p.m. in Shirley ployee of Allison Division of General Motors, died yesterday Brothers Irving Hill Chapel Burial will be in Washington in Community Hospital. Services will be held at Park Cemetery. William H.

Scott Services for William p.m. tomorrow in Little Sons Funeral Home at Beech Grove. Burial will be in Forest QUANTITY IIGHTS ISEVD JILL POPULAR BRANDS Lawn Memory Gardens. Scott, 54, 528 N. Senate, will Surviving are the widow, be held at 1 p.m.

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